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Jonathan Lee Recruitment Ltd
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Process Engineer

Process Engineer

Are you ready to take your career to the next level and be part of a forward-thinking manufacturing environment? This is your chance to join a company that thrives on innovation, precision, and quality. As a **Process Engineer**, you'll play a pivotal role in driving operational excellence and making a real impact on the future of manufacturing. With opportunities to work on cutting-edge projects, refine processes, and contribute to a culture of continuous improvement, this role offers both challenge and reward.

What You Will Do:

- Develop and maintain detailed production process maps using tools like Value Stream Mapping, Yamazumi Charts, and time study analysis to optimise workflows. - Collaborate with the Quality Engineer to conduct PFMEA and Control Plan activities, ensuring robust process controls are in place for high-quality performance. - Create and maintain Standard Operating Instructions for all production processes to ensure consistency and efficiency. - Identify and implement process improvements to reduce waste, enhance production flow, and drive cost savings. - Provide technical expertise and troubleshooting support to resolve process-related issues and improve overall equipment effectiveness. - Contribute to the seamless introduction of new products and processes, ensuring compliance with standardised methodologies.

What You Will Bring:

- Proven experience in Process Engineering within a complex manufacturing environme...

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